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Master of Inclusive Education

At University of Canterbury

Location

New Zealand

Qualification

Masters Degree

Fees

NZD40200

(2026)

Duration

1.5 Year(s)

Next intake

09.11.2026

Course info

The Master of Inclusive Education is designed for teachers, learning support professionals, those in educational leadership positions and other interested education professionals who wish to develop their knowledge and skills in relation to inclusion and diversity in education. The programme supports a view of inclusive education as an on-going process that involves recognising diversity and difference in affirming ways and taking steps to ensure that every learner is receiving an education that is responsive to their needs. Graduates of the programme will develop advanced knowledge of theories, research and practices that support inclusive and culturally responsive education.

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Course fees are indicative and should be used as a guide.Speak to a counsellor to get an accurate price.

Duration: 1.5 Year(s)

Fees: NZD40200

Intake	Location
Summer (November), 2026	Christchurch
Semester 1 (February), 2027	Christchurch
Semester 2 (July), 2027	Christchurch
Summer (November), 2027	Christchurch
Semester 1 (February), 2028	Christchurch
Semester 2 (July), 2028	Christchurch
Summer (November), 2028	Christchurch

Entry requirements for University of Canterbury

To be considered for admission into the Master of Inclusive Education, you must have an approved bachelor's degree in Education or a related field of study, with at least a B grade average (or other equivalent qualifications).

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Application Deadline

The application deadline isn't available Speak to an IDP counsellor for more detailed information

Further information

If you aren't eligible for the above entry requirements, you might have a chance to explore pathway options at University of Canterbury. If you want to find out more, speak to our counsellors.